New Ulm weekly review., 1887-09-07

- ~ AAAA. eOf1u SLlC CSti
date, by !. vote OF {, 700 to 2,414. In
last election Mr. Fellowes was unoppos
The work OF evicting the tenants in
rears on the O'Grady esta tes, Ireland,,i,
concluded without further riot
A bed.ridden woman, who refused to-
installed as caretaker, was removed
her bed out doors. Mr.. @ Brien denou
ed O'Grady as a worthless, stupid sot a
highway robber, and said that the COVE
ment, instead OF muzzling the ruffian
diers and police, protected his cowar,
carcass and threw out poor women dy:
on the dunghills-
Numerous tenant farmers in CountvL
'erick have instructed their solicitors to;
ply for revision OF the rents under
new land act.
John Bright heartily favors an inter
tional arbitration treaty.
1t is said that the porte has accep
Russia's proposal to send Gen. Ernroth
provisional governor OF Bulgaria and Es
ern Roumania until q prince for the Z
garian throne be legally elected.
It is reported that the British cabii
has decided to modify the proclamatj
OF the Irish league SO that it shall only;
ply to certain districts.
Agent Byrnes telegraphs the Indian co
mission from Ouray Agency, Utah, II
the Indians thought they had q right
hunt on the grounds in Colorado, we
attacked, under the treaty OF 1874.
The president has retired Lieut. T.
Lord, Twentieth infantry, who was fon
incapacitated by an army retiring boa
Tor active service on account Of disahih
incident to the service. Lieut.. Lord wo,
soon have become captain.
Pension Commissioner Black has be
confined to his house since his return frc
Weirs, N. H., suffering from an attack
rheumatism, and has been compelled
cancel all engagements which would
cessitate his leaving the city during t
coming month. Gen. Black said, in refe
ence to the published statement that I
name might be presented to the Ora
Army OF the Republic at ST. Louis asl
candidate for COMMUNICATIVE .chiei, that
was impossible that such a. thing silou
occur. and that he could not accept u
position if rendered.
The commissioner of the land Office {
rects that the lands within the indemnit
belt along the Wisconsin Central and tt
Omaha railroads be thrown open to Sc,
Element
CoHl loWtt-
Haven, f. o., Nichols; Moville, L..Countr,
man. Minnesota-Muskado, j.. Prio
Wisconsin-Hayward, J. NJ Custard..
Supervising Inspector General Dumon
has decided that the hulls and boilers
all steam yachts, no matter how small
must undergo inspection, and that thei
pilots and engineers must be licensed.
Capt. Cyrus NJ. Delany, 18th infantr,
is ordered to appear before the navy reti
ing board at ST. Paul.
+ Charles D. Kennedy, third lieutenant
the United States steamer Bear, now erui
ing in the Arctic ocean. writes home Ito h
father, under date Of Port Clarence, Jul
10, and gives faint hope that some Of I'll
crew of twenty-five men belonging to tt
whaling bark Napoleon Of this port, los
in the Arctic in the summer OF 1885,, ma
yet be alive.
Seven members OF the Plainfield, y.
volunteer fire department-The Va
Ness, Lewis Van Ness, Horace Van Nes
George Reed Philip Hapenny, Robe,
Skinner, and John jackson have been a
rested, accused OF having been the origin:
tors OF the hundred or more incendiar
fires that have taken place in the city du
ing the last ten or twelve years.
Considerable excitement has been canse
in religious circles OF Montreal by su
which has been instituted in the sEpele
court by Rev. Pierre Napoleon Huneis
OF the Order OF the Holy Cross, known
Brother Wilfred, against Rev. Brot
Louage, provincial Of the order and ST
rior OF Cote des Neiges college, for $S,t
damages for explosion from the ore
His health has been greatly shattered
arduous duties as teacher Three ye-
ago he took the perpetual VOWS from
principal OF the order, and since he
beer stationed at Memramcook. So
few months ago he was ordered up to NJ,
treal against the advice OF his doct
One day in July the superior Rev. !
Louage told him to go out with the !,
pills for a day in the mountains. The pt
toner remarked that he was too sick
do SO. This put the superior in gre
rage and told him that he was possess
OF diabolical spirit, and ordered hi1<
leave the room.
Robert Martin was killed, George La
son fatally and four other miners bae
injured by an explosion OF dualiu at Dl
per colliery at Gilberton, Pa.
AT Chicago, John Strueby, a barber, sh
George kuhler, bartender, twice infii
ing fatal wounds. Struebv made no efFc-
to escape arrest. He claims that his
had been untrue to him.
At Delray, Mich. fire broke out in
dry Kiln OF the Anchor Manufacturing cor
pany. All but the hoop mill were destro
ed. The loss is $25o,OOO; insurant
SCI. 900.
Mr.. Blaine and the prince OF Wales a..
the attractions at Honberg Springs, &c
many.
The house OF commons on Monday eve
ing the 291h. Holland, colonial ser
read a cablegram from Lo'
downe. governor general OF Car,
ing the report that Sir Joh1
had said that he would not
the aid OF imperial troops tc
struction OF the Manitoba II
pure fabrica ton. Lord La-11--
said in his dispatch: Z
act for the construc
Red River railway wa
by me on the advice oil respo
on the ground that the
would tap the traffic OF thsayah,,
cific railway and thereby seriousl
the interest OF the whele country,
had submitted to a large sacrifice in o.
to unite the provinces Ny q national 70 =
Jimmy McDevitta a well known b
gIar and nephew OF Jim Eliot. the pr